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"Lead sails paper anchor" LP by Atreyu

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Item no. 309513
Title Lead sails paper anchor
Musical Genre Metalcore
Product topic Bands
Band Atreyu
Release date 14/09/2007
Product type LP
Media - Format 1-3 LP

LP 1

  • 1.
    Doomsday
  • 2.
    Honor
  • 3.
    Falling Down
  • 4.
    Becoming The Bull
  • 5.
    Two Becomes One
  • 6.
    Lose It
  • 7.
    No One Cares
  • 8.
    Can't Happen Here
  • 9.
    Slow Burn
  • 10.
    Blow
  • 11.
    Lead Sails (And A Paper Anchor)

by Yvonne Zymolka (28.09.2007) Since their 1998-debut, the guys from Orange County have regularly delivered finest Metalcore of the Westcoast-kind. After "A death grip on yesterday" had lacked the often praised uniqueness, album No. 4 returns to the old path and permanently serves in the sonic bag of tricks. "Falling down", e.g., first trumpets Hollywood-like only to fall into wild latex pants-guitar solos afterwards. "Becoming the bull" kicks off in best Gothenburg riff-manner but also plenty of Rock'n'Roll, like in "Blow", Indian flair mixed up with Flying Pickets-vocal lines, like in "Two become one", can be heard, as well as piano, Ska rhythms and even weird sound experiments with a saw, like in "Lose it" or Country-flair in the mid-tempo title track. That is crazy and everything but boring, yet with such a wide sound range you should clinch to the permanent chorus vocals and the beautiful Emo melodies in order to not become seasick.